Over 7,500 buses carry 6 million passengers daily on 700 routes. Single buses can seat up to 100 passengers. London's buses are painted red since early 1900s
Hitler commissioned Volkswagen to create affordable people's car for Reichsautobahn. Ferdinand Porsche designed the car, with Béla Barényi's 1925 design concept. Production began in 1938, delayed by WWII due to factory construction. Initially called Volkswagen Type 1, renamed Beetle in 1968
Limousine is a chauffeur-driven luxury vehicle with partition between compartments. Name possibly derived from French region Limousin or early chauffeur's cloak. Originally had enclosed compartments for 3-5 passengers with driver's outside
Bugle is a simple signaling brass instrument with wide conical bore. Name comes from French "cor buglèr" and Latin "buculus" meaning bullock. Early horns were made from animal horns, shells, or hollowed ivory. Metal-tubed trumpets originated in Middle East during Crusades
Broom is a cleaning tool with stiff fibers attached to a cylindrical handle. Made of materials like plastic, hair, or corn husks. Combines brush and handle functions
Mortar is a bowl made of wood, metal, ceramic, or stone. Pestle is a blunt club-shaped object used for grinding substances. Used since Stone Age for crushing and grinding materials